Hotel du Cadran Tour Eiffel, Paris, France - Reviews and Hotel Information

A cute boutique hotel, just on the corner of the Rue Cler markets and right next door to the Café du Marche’. Rick Steves’ fans should be quite familiar with the area, and although he doesn’t list this hotel in his guidebooks, it fits right in with his style of travel. The rooms were charming and quant (which means “tiny” in hotel-speak), but we really didn’t spend much time in our room. It was comfortable and clean, provided us with great service and was located in a great location. Open shops and cafes were part of our new neighborhood, and we were a block away from the Metro stop (L'Ecole Militaire) . We had only a 10 minute walk to the Eiffel Tower, and Napoleon’s Tomb (Les Invalides).

Being a Paris boutique hotel, you should expect small rooms. If you need a big room, or plan to spend a lot of time in your hotel, you may be better off elsewhere, but if you want the best of Paris right outside your doorstep, then this hotel will do the job. The breakfast room is actually the cellar of the building, and while you can get better food around the corner, you should at least get your start here on one of your mornings to enjoy the atmosphere and mingle among the international crowd.

Hotel du Cadran Tour Eiffel, Paris

Hotel du Cadran Tour Eiffel

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